From time to time, your friends, relatives, and business associates will need you to write character references, letters of recommendation, introductions to business colleagues, reference letters to college admission boards and committees, and nominations for awards.
Writing that letter or email puts your friend, family member, or colleague in the limelight—and banks a favor for your own future. So don’t let that task of phrasing a great letter or email keep you from helping someone in these situations.
Make the reference letter writing process fast and easy with this professionally written package of ready-to-go recommendation letters. You’ll find letters for these special situations:
Types of Reference Letters or Recommendation Letters
Supplying References for Students
Supplying References for Graduate School
Supplying References for Employees—Suitable
Supplying References for Employees—Unsuitable
Supplying Character References for Friends
Introducing Relative to Potential Employer
Nominating Candidate for Award/Recognition
Recommending Guest Speaker
Recommending Tenure
Requesting Job References
Requesting Personal Character References
Declining to Supply Character Reference
Declining to Supply Job References
Declining to Make an Introduction
How to Use This Reference Letter Package
You have two choices. Either …
1. Download the PDF package and select the sample reference letter you need. Then copy and paste it into Microsoft Word or any other word processor. Send it out.
2. Read samples to “get the flavor†of what the reference letter or recommendation letter should say. Then “pick and choose†sentences you like to use in composing your own letter of reference.
Total Number of Letters: 35
Total Number of Situations/Topics: 20
If you need a reference letter quickly to do a favor for a friend or associate, … and you want to get the words just right without wasting valuable time, let us help you!
Ready-to-Go Reference Letters
Written by Dianna Booher
Award-winning author of 44 books
published by Simon and Schuster/Pocket Books, Random House/Ballantine, McGraw-Hill, Wiley, Warner, and Thomas Nelson
